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To: Eric Yang who wrote (25297)	7/1/1999 3:49:00 PM
From: BillHoo	Read Replies (1) of 213173

<<It was a weak attempt. They tried to make it look like the iMac as much as possible but it was pretty crude.>> I've finally gotten all the components to my iWin PC working! Damned PC! Now to weld the chassis together in fit it in the translucent Rubbermade tote that I bought at K-Mart. iWin components: -Pentium 133 Mhz processor $30 -Gateway 2000 motherboard with 50 mhz bus $30 -PCI video card $16 -4 Gig Western Digital IDE drive $40 -4X CD-ROM $20 -40 Megs of RAM $41 -Microsoft Mouse $0 scrounged from spare parts -1.44 Floppy drive (YES, it has one - :) ) scrounged from spare parts. -Compaq Keyboard $21 at Radio Shack -Wiring harness, internal steel chassis and ATX power-source $50 -13 inch color monitor bolted in $50 -Internal SCSI card $25 -Internal 56K modem card $40 -22 gallon Rubbermaid platic tote $9 Total $372.00 and comes in blue, pastel green, and burgundy (lid only Rubbermaid doesn't actually make the plastic in colors, just transparent whitish). I've got it running DOS 6.2 and Win95. iWin! -Bill_H

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